Nottingham singer-songwriter impresses on politically-charged sixth album which feels both of-the-moment and timeless Twelve years after his explosive debut, Jake Bugg returns with A Modern Day ...

His Daphni and Caribou aliases have yielded one album each in the early 2020s, showing that there is no sign of the producer ...

Third album from Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner is a stranger beast than its predecessors, finding them in ...

American singer songwriter (and brother of Billie Eilish) plays it safe on second album which sadly promises more than it ...

It was less than two months ago that the sudden announcement that the avant-garde, experimental rock trio Black Midi were no ...

Moving Southwards we have two outstanding events, Autumn at Glyndebourne (formerly the Glyndebourne Tour but now no longer ...

Paul Smith and co return with their eighth album, mixing energetic indie rock anthems with more introspective numbers After ...

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The director James Brining returned to Opera North to direct this revival of his spectacular production of The Magic Flute – ...

Henryk Górecki’s Symphony of Sorrowful Songs gets an immersive treatment at the Royal Festival Hall.

Jonathan Miller’s celebrated production of La bohème, which was first seen at the English National Opera (ENO) in 2009, ...